The Sky Hooks are brackets that can be applied upon the top surface of a skateboard. The rider of that skateboard can slide his or her feet under these brackets whenever performing a catch-air, aerial, freestyle, board slide, grind,
lip trick or similar maneuver, and can retain their feet on the board even though
it leaves the ground during these tricks.

The Sky Hooks are produced of a high-density polyethylene material in the design of a curved L-bracket. The projecting base plates of these brackets feature apertures that are in alignment to those upon the trucks
of a skateboard.

To apply the Sky Hooks , a user can simply remove
the screws that secure the trucks, place the Sky Hooks
on the top surface of the skateboard with its apertures
in alignment to those in the board, and then apply its
included screws that will attach it to the board along
with the trucks.

Whenever the rider is ready to perform a jump, lift or
just about anything else that results in the board leaving
the ground, he can slide his feet under the Sky Hooks
to make sure he retains the board during the maneuver.

Not only will the user retain the board, but he can
retain his safety in the process, as well. After all, many
skateboarding injuries (and there are many) occur
during such procedures.

The skateboard market has retained itself solidly despite an otherwise sour economy in recent years, and a
majority of the sales for this market come from board accessories.